God is Making Me A

Peacemaker

Converting attitudes of rebellion and anger to cooperation and
service.

Blessed are the peacemakers: for
they shall be called the children of God.

Matthew 5:9

Vengeance belongs to the Lord. So far as it rests with me, I am at
peace with all men; I leave vengeance to the Lord.

I bless and pray for my enemies. I give to him that asks of me. I
do not sue. When compelled by law, I go the extra mile.

I greet frustrations as challenges and opportunities for growth and
a more complete understanding of the LORD's will. I do not react to
frustrations with violence or tantrums, but with grace and the love of
Christ.

I do not substitute force for persuasion.

I am not God.

I am peaceable.

I am becoming more and more conciliatory.

My parents wanted me to be obedient, and my law-abiding life is an
honor to their desires.

My friends know me to be neighborly.

I gain a great sense of satisfaction when I can help enemies become
friends.

My family sees me becoming more and more courteous.

When others are angry and violent, I yield my rights to God and
seek to build bridges.

My parents are proud of my well-mannered life.

My personal habits are an asset to my community, the kind that
distinguish pagan from civilized nations.

Those I work with are delighted that I am becoming more and more
considerate.

I am not afraid to be respectful of law in a culture that is
radically self-centered and disorderly.

My desire to be polite pleases God.

I am committed to becoming more and more uncomplaining.

People around me can depend on me to be a calming influence.

The Spirit empowers me to be forgiving.

I often think about how I can respond to violence with
righteousness and peace.

I appreciate accommodation.

My spirit reverberates with tranquility

My conscience knows the value of serenity.

I have a natural affinity with tolerance.

I am at home with mediation.

Being non-violent is a real passion with me.

till we all come to the unity of the
faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to a perfect man, to the
measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ;
Ephesians 4:13

These words resonate in my being; I strive to replicate them in my
life and grow to the stature of Christ (Ephesians 4:13):

law-abiding

peaceable

well-behaved

well-mannered

civil

courteous

polite

disciplined

obedient

self-controlled

quiet

gentle

mild

serene

tranquil

civilized

considerate

thoughtful

neighborly

yielding

peace-loving

non-combative

conciliatory

propitiatory

accommodative

mediatory

calming

tolerant

forbearing

uncomplaining

unassuming

forgiving

intercessory

harmonious

pacific.

And we know that all things work together for good to those who
love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.
For whom He foreknew, He also predestined to be conformed to
the image of His Son, that He might be the firstborn among many
brethren. -- Romans 8:28-29

I have remembered Thy Name, O LORD, in the night, and have kept
Thy Law. -- Psalm 119:55